Kalle Anka skrev:
I am trying to install SRSS v5 on b125, with little success. If you help me
with this install, I will write down thorough install instructions and then
maybe we can post them on the wiki? The best explanations are done by those who
are not knowledgeable.
I have a e1000g0 and dont succeed at all with the first step
http://wiki.sun-rays.org/index.php/SRSS_4.1_on_OpenSolaris_2008.11#OpenSolaris_2009.06
with the static IP step on section
"OpenSolaris 2008.11 Installation/Configuration Instructions"
How can I know if I have succeeded with this static IP step? Is there a simple
command that I can use? I did some things, using the network GUI, and I am not
sure if it worked with static IP. I normally have DHCP with my Internet
provider.
The rest of the steps until "utadm -L on" did work without problems. I got stuck on
"Sun Ray Server 4.1 Topology Configuration Instructions". I didnt know which utadm
argument I would use. I have a OpenSolaris PC and a few sunray2 connected to it. Which utadm
argument would suit my config?
You need a static IP if the machine is to be a server.
Its probably more reliable to stop the NWAM service and start
the old physical: default service.
# svcadm disable network/physical:nwam
# svcadm enable network/physical:default
get rid of any DHCP definition .
# cd /etc
# pkill dhcpagent
# rm /etc/dhcp.e1000g0 ( if it exists )
create the file /etc/hostname.e1000g0
it shall contain the exact identical name of the server on one
line that the server is known by in the file /etc/hosts
and it shall be the same name that is returned by " uname -n"
If you do not have an entry for the servername in the file
/etc/hosts you must create one. i.e:
192.168.1.25 servername
This will give you a fixed adress on the server and you can now be
certain that it is not listening to DHCP.
So the Utadm topology question :
the most likely scenario is that you have a DHCP server for you
subnet on a windows server or in you internet Router.
If so you need to do :
# utadm -A 192.168.1.0 If 192.168.1.0 is the subnet
you are useing and answer NO to the question about staring the
Solaris DHCP.
If You do not have a DHCP server of any kind. You need to run the
Solaris based DHCP server.
In the unlikely senario that the Solaris server has two network
cards and one ofthem are attached to the Internet and the other
interface is attached to the sun rays you need to run the utadm
program this way:
# utadm -a e1000g1 ( assumeing that the e1000g1 interface is
hosting the Sun Ray's )
to start up a private lan for the sunrays with DHCP services based on
solaris.
//Lars
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